Transplant Financial Navigator

University of Virginia; Charlottesville (VA); Híbrido; USD 24.000 - 49.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance

Generous Paid Time Off

Retirement Savings

Disability Insurance

Health Savings Plans

Resumo da vaga

UVA Health in Charlottesville is seeking a Transplant Financial Coordinator to help patients navigate insurance coverage, financial planning, and authorization requirements within a busy transplant program.

The role emphasizes accuracy, responsiveness, and compassionate patient support, with a mix of onsite work and some work-from-home flexibility. You will join a patient-focused team dedicated to improving access and outcomes in transplantation.

Qualificações

• Education: High School Graduate or Equivalent.
• Experience: 2 years in healthcare insurance, financing, or authorization coordination.
• Strong communication and organizational skills required.

Responsabilidades

• Meet patients at initial visit to discuss insurance coverage and financial expectations.
• Develop individualized financial plans to navigate the transplant process.
• Coordinate transplant request authorizations and track issues through resolution.
• Review insurance information for accuracy and identify potential coverage barriers.
• Collaborate with clinical, administrative, and payer contacts to move cases forward.
• Maintain clear, professional documentation and compassionate patient communication.

Conhecimentos

Healthcare insurance

Finance coordination

Patient access

Formação

High School Graduate or Equivalent

Descrição da vaga

UVA Health in Charlottesville is seeking a Transplant Financial Coordinator to help patients navigate insurance coverage, financial planning, and authorization requirements within a busy transplant program.

The role emphasizes accuracy, responsiveness, and compassionate patient support, with a mix of onsite work and some work-from-home flexibility. You will join a patient-focused team dedicated to improving access and outcomes in transplantation.